cauefcr

I really liked The Shellcoder's Handbook, as a general approach to the problem.

What is actually crazy is having copyright/patents/whatever apply to mathematical structures and code, and be retainable for long, it's rent on ideas, such a ridiculous concept.

Unless they want to buy Twitter, then somehow it transfers.

Blessed be those saints.

And here we can see Oracle lawyers in their natural habitat, spewing bullshit rhetoric to protect them against normal usage of their proprietary software.

Personally, for the last point, I just use a disable CORS extension on my browser for local dev work, and any http-server.

I think it's more likely the huge margins applied to products here.

Information wants to be free.

It really depends on the country, afaik it is legal to do straight up reverse engineering in Brazil.

Hey, this was my port, nice to see people interested.

Yeah, it still needs a few changes on the HVM rust compiler to work, but we could figure it out together if you want.

Hit me up on @Cauef on telegram, caue.fcr@gmail.com, or let's talk on the issue pages of HVM!